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Replacing the Indicator Light on a Triumph Street Triple 765R

Model: Triumph Street Triple 765r
Part: Side marker light

Video tutorial

Unscrew with an Allen key the screw that holds the indicator light in place. At this point, pull out the fairing on which the indicator light is mounted by pressing on the clip behind it. Disconnect the two wires and remove everything.

Now pull the wires from the fairing and remove the indicator light, then reverse the process by passing the wires of the new indicator light through the plastic and connecting them to the bike's wires. Refit the small fairing and screw in the bolt that secures the light, and you’re done.

Check the correct operation of the indicator. As you can see, it is not a very complex operation.


Updated on 11 April 2026 by ScegliAuto


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